吸い込まれそうな青。みんな知らない岐阜県郡上市の秘境・三枚滝で泳ぐ

Hello! This is Tamayuri. This time, I went to Sanmai Falls in Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture. Surrounded by beautiful waterfalls and clear streams, this place is truly a treasure trove of natural sounds. I enjoyed swimming in the waterfall basin and hiking the mountain trails, fully immersing myself in nature. Please check out this healing space! #naturetravel #hiking #hiking #hiking #hiddenplace #Gifu #Tokai #drive #japantrip #KiiPeninsula 🌿To everyone This video was filmed with the utmost safety precautions taken. We conducted thorough research and clearly defined criteria for retreating if we felt danger on site. We regularly participate in field training sessions with professional guides. While absolute safety is impossible in nature, we understand the risks and operate with awe and respect for nature. This video aims to share the beauty of nature and personal records with everyone. When actually visiting, please prioritize safety and consideration for the local environment, and act based on your own judgment and responsibility. We hope that this activity will be a small contribution to passing on the beautiful nature that locals and our predecessors have cherished to future generations. 🚁 Recommended Safety Measures and Equipment CocoHeli (Helicopter Search Service) Compass Mountain Climbing Notification (Web-based entry/exit notification) Snorkeling Life Jacket Climbing Helmet Montbell Sawatabi Sour Cryme Gloves etc. 🎒 Click here for more details on equipment [Equipment Introduction Video Link] ← Under Construction! 🥾 Recommended Waterfalls and Hidden Gem Videos    • 完全崩落した道路の先に見つけた巨大天然プール 【関西の絶景秘境】      • この道本当に大丈夫？秘境の滝に挑戦！【奈良・笹ノ滝】   ■ Follow us on SNS! Blog: https://tamayuricamino.com/ X: https://x.com/tamayuridesu Instagram:   / tamayuri_traveler   ■ For business inquiries, please contact: tamayurinature☆gmail.com (☆→@) ■ Profile Tamayuri (Yuriko Tamaki) Born in Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture, currently residing in the Kumano area of ​​southern Mie Prefecture. A radio personality with a regular program on ZIP-FM in Nagoya. She has traveled over 3000km walking through nature, including the 1700km Camino de Santiago in Spain, the Kumano Kodo and Nakasendo pilgrimages, the Shikoku pilgrimage, and mountain climbing. She also gives lectures and MCs events related to walking travel, appears in videos (Mie Prefecture Tourism Federation, Mie Prefecture Eastern Region Development Division, JTB), and works as a travel reporter (writer) for the Gifu Prefecture Tourism Federation.